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      NewsRo-Ro a Go-Go for ABP Immingham Container TerminalOnly months after their ambitious proposal for a £ 600m container terminal at the Port of Southampton was rejected by the British Government, Associated British Ports has been given the go-ahead to build a new five berth ro-ro terminal at their Port of Immingham. 
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      NewsEnglish Nature Coastal Consultation Gets UnderwayEnglish Nature, the UK Government''s independent conservation agency, launched a consultation last month on the future of the coasts and seas around England. 
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      NewsBig Max RunsThe first 12 cylinder Sulzer RT-flex96C low speed marine engine developed by Wartsila Corporation completed its official shop test last month. With a maximum continuous power output of 93,360bhp at 102rpm, it is the most powerful engine thus far to employ common rail technology. The engine is one of four ... 
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         News NewsThe Rock Rolls On With VT HalmaticVT Halmatic has signed a contract with the Gibraltar Harbour Board to supply a third Halmatic 35 pilot boat to its pilotage fleet. The optimised 35 features a resiliently mounted wheelhouse for improved comfort and visibility for the crew of two and two pilots. 
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      NewsImproved Access to ENC Rules and RegulationsThe first harmonised collection of IMO SOLAS and flag state regulations covering the use of official electronic navigation charts (ENCs) and electronic chart display and information system (ECDIS) has been issued by official ENC service Primar Stavangar . 
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      NewsEU Supports 'Motorways of the Sea'New Guidelines for the transEuropean transport network adopted by the European Parliament include a new mechanism for supporting Motorways of the Sea . The new guidelines include a list of 30 priority projects which, at a projected cost of ? 225 billion by 2020, will aim at ensuring modal shift ... 
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      NewsIMarEST/SUT PartnershipThe first step towards creating a global federation uniting professional and learned societies within the marine engineering, science and technology (MEST) world has taken place. 
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      NewsOrbimatic WebsiteThe 80m LOA Terra Marique is some 20 times longer than the smallest Ally Duck, but the two vessels share seawork common ground in addressing the requirements of European commercial marine operators, contractors and project managers.Orbimatic GmbH , the German manufacturer of orbital welding equipment, has made major improvements to ... 
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      NewsAVEVA to Acquire Tribon SolutionsThe Cambridge UK headquartered AVEVA Group has announced the proposed acquisition of Tribon Solutions AB , the global supplier of IT solutions for shipbuilding and marine design. 
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      NewsRapid Growth at Bristol PortA new study commissioned in the UK by the South West Regional Development Agency has assessed the potential for economic growth at Bristol Port over the next 25 years. 
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      NewsP&O Sale CompletedP&O has completed the sale of part of its Irish Sea ferry operations and related assets to Stena AB and has received approximately £ 50m in cash. P&O has acquired P&O''s Fleetwood - Larne route, including the ferries European Leader , European Pioneer , and European Seafarer as well as ... 
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      NewsPLA Holds EvenThe Port of London Authority has reported overall trade figures for 2003 which are very similar to 2002, with the total volume of trade down from 51.2 million tonnes to 51.0 million tonnes. 
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      NewsThrane & Thrane ExpansionDenmark''s Thrane & Thrane completed the purchase last month of 88.6% of the shares in EuroCom Industries , giving it control of maritime communications brands Sailor and Skanti . As a result of the acquisition, the combined company will be able to provide its distribution partners and the market with ... 
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         News NewsABP Shows ResilienceAssociated British Ports hasdemonstrated resilience in the face of adversity with a range of new measures to streamline operations in the wake of their Dibden Terminal proposal for the Port of Southampton being rejected by the British Government. 
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      NewsTen Million Passengers for HSSStaff and crew on board the Stena HSS fast ferry from Holyhead to Dun Laoghaire celebrated both the vessel''s eighth anniversary recently and the ten millionth tourism passenger. The two HSS craft operating between Britain and Ireland have also carried almost two million cars, 45,000 coaches and 335,000 freight vehicles ... 
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      NewsNew Terminal Tractors Will Boost ThamesportTo further enhance operations, London''s Thamesport received four new YT220 Terminal Tractors from manufacturer Terburg DTS . 
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         News NewsInsurance Incentive to Replace Banned Halon ExtinguishersUK motorboat insurance specialists Navigators and General (N&G) has negotiated a reduced rate on fire extinguishers to encourage owners to replace their banned Halon units. 
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         News NewsDoes SEMS Seem Sensible?With thousands from the commercial maritime industries converging on the Solent for seawork2004 , it is a timely moment to input comment upon The Solent European Marine Site (SEMS) Management Scheme , which has been produced to ensure that relevant authorities comply with the requirements of the EU Habitats Regulations ... 
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         News NewsFinnish Fusion for VTMS and Coastal SurveillanceAIS technology innovator Saab TransponderTech AB andVTMS solutions provider Navieelektro ky have reached co-operative agreement to promote their products for the VTMS and Coastal Surveillance Systems market. 
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         News NewsUlstein Converts Normand CutterNorway''s Ulstein Verft has re-delivered the 12,100gt cable-layer Normand Cutter after extensive conversion into a dual-purpose pipe-laying and construction ship and just three years after first delivering her to Solstad. 
 
 
	 
  
  
 